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Malaysian car found with e-cigarettes at Woodlands customs
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SINGAPORE - A Malaysian-registered car was found with nine sets of e-cigarettes and 113 bottles of e-cigarette accessories during a routine inspection on Aug 23, 12.30am at Woodlands Checkpoint. According to a joint statement by the Immigration ...
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SINGAPORE - A Malaysian-registered car was found with nine sets of e-cigarettes and 113 bottles of e-cigarette accessories during a routine inspection on Aug 23, 12.30am at Woodlands Checkpoint. According to a joint statement by the Immigration ...
The Straits Times
$3b plan to help seniors live more fulfilling lives
The Straits Times
In a push to brighten the golden years, a $3 billion five-year plan will give Singapore's seniors opportunities to learn, volunteer and live independently, well after retirement. The new Action Plan for Successful Ageing will open senior centres for ...
S$3b national plan to help Singapore's seniors age wellTHE BUSINESS TIMES
$3b plan to help seniors stay activeTODAYonline
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The Straits Times
In a push to brighten the golden years, a $3 billion five-year plan will give Singapore's seniors opportunities to learn, volunteer and live independently, well after retirement. The new Action Plan for Successful Ageing will open senior centres for ...
S$3b national plan to help Singapore's seniors age well
$3b plan to help seniors stay active
The Straits Times
No chest-strap heart-rate monitor needed for Garmin's Forerunner 225
The Straits Times
The Garmin Forerunner 225 has a wrist-based heart rate monitor. Its optical sensor measures your heart rate by shining light at your skin and measuring the amount of light returned.PHOTO: GARMIN. Published. Aug 26, 2015, 5:00 am SGT. More.
No chest-strap heart-rate monitor neededAsiaOne
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The Straits Times
The Garmin Forerunner 225 has a wrist-based heart rate monitor. Its optical sensor measures your heart rate by shining light at your skin and measuring the amount of light returned.PHOTO: GARMIN. Published. Aug 26, 2015, 5:00 am SGT. More.
No chest-strap heart-rate monitor needed
The Straits Times
Make-up artists pet peeves
The Straits Times
When make-up artists take public transport or walk down the street, they often feel the urge to go up to unsuspecting women and tell them off for having done their make-up wrongly. Make-up artist Clarence Lee recalls: "The other day, I was on a train ...
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The Straits Times
When make-up artists take public transport or walk down the street, they often feel the urge to go up to unsuspecting women and tell them off for having done their make-up wrongly. Make-up artist Clarence Lee recalls: "The other day, I was on a train ...
TODAYonline
Global life expectancy rises, but people live sicker for longer
TODAYonline
LONDON — People around the world are living longer, but many are also living sicker lives for longer, according to a study of all major diseases and injuries in 188 countries. General health has improved worldwide, thanks to significant progress ...
Women live over four years longer than men in IndiaThe Hindu
Global life expectancy has risen by 6 years since 1990Daily Mail
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TODAYonline
LONDON — People around the world are living longer, but many are also living sicker lives for longer, according to a study of all major diseases and injuries in 188 countries. General health has improved worldwide, thanks to significant progress ...
Women live over four years longer than men in India
Global life expectancy has risen by 6 years since 1990
The Express Tribune
Viral alert: WHO issues alert over MERS import
The Express Tribune
The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Wednesday warned Pakistan that there are high chances of MERS-CoV virus being transported back to the country. The risk increased at the beginning of Hajj season as travel increases to Saudi Arabia and other ...
MERS worry as Haj dates approachingArab News
Capacity building to combat MERS-CoV urgedThe Nation
Review Mers precautions as pilgrimage season approachesThe Straits Times
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The Express Tribune
The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Wednesday warned Pakistan that there are high chances of MERS-CoV virus being transported back to the country. The risk increased at the beginning of Hajj season as travel increases to Saudi Arabia and other ...
MERS worry as Haj dates approaching
Capacity building to combat MERS-CoV urged
Review Mers precautions as pilgrimage season approaches
Human Resources Online
We're sure your sarcasm will be appreciated
Human Resources Online
Despite its bad reputation of “hostility disguised as humour”, sarcasm can actually be good for you and your organisation. New research by Francesca Gino of Harvard Business School, Adam Galinsky of Columbia Business School, and Li Huang of INSEAD, ...
New study: Sarcasm makes you more successful at workWATE 6 On Your Side
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Human Resources Online
Despite its bad reputation of “hostility disguised as humour”, sarcasm can actually be good for you and your organisation. New research by Francesca Gino of Harvard Business School, Adam Galinsky of Columbia Business School, and Li Huang of INSEAD, ...
New study: Sarcasm makes you more successful at work
Telegraph.co.uk
A Japanese campaign wants to rewrite the global rules of escalator etiquette
Washington Post
What is the correct etiquette when on an escalator? Should you walk up the elevator to help quicken everyone's journey, or remain still to keep everything orderly? If you do stand still, should it be on the left or on the right of the escalator? Some ...
Japan's bid to rewrite the global rules of escalator etiquetteThe Australian Financial Review
Japan rewrites the rules on using escalators and urges people to stop walking upTelegraph.co.uk
Japan changes escalator rules after increase in number of accidentsThe Independent
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Washington Post
What is the correct etiquette when on an escalator? Should you walk up the elevator to help quicken everyone's journey, or remain still to keep everything orderly? If you do stand still, should it be on the left or on the right of the escalator? Some ...
Japan's bid to rewrite the global rules of escalator etiquette
Japan rewrites the rules on using escalators and urges people to stop walking up
Japan changes escalator rules after increase in number of accidents
AsiaOne
Pilates linked to better balance in older women with back pain
AsiaOne
Older women with lower back pain who add pilates to their physical therapy routine may see improvements in balance and reductions in fear of falling that don't result from other types of exercise, a Spanish study suggests. Researchers followed about ...
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Older women with lower back pain who add pilates to their physical therapy routine may see improvements in balance and reductions in fear of falling that don't result from other types of exercise, a Spanish study suggests. Researchers followed about ...
The Daily Star
Tanorexia: When getting a tan becomes an addiction
The Daily Star
MADRID: On a warm August evening in Madrid tanned customers stream out of a tanning salon – even in sunny Spain, the need to catch some rays can become an addiction. The Spanish capital receives an average of 2,749 hours of sunshine per year, ...
Tanorexia: when tanning becomes an addictionHealth24
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The Daily Star
MADRID: On a warm August evening in Madrid tanned customers stream out of a tanning salon – even in sunny Spain, the need to catch some rays can become an addiction. The Spanish capital receives an average of 2,749 hours of sunshine per year, ...
Tanorexia: when tanning becomes an addiction
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